>I am using WSL because I want games and Windows-only applications. Dual boot seems too inconvenient. Depends what you play obviously compatibility wise, but p

>I am using WSL because I want games and Windows-only applications. Dual boot seems too inconvenient. Depends what you play obviously compatibility wise, but proton under Linux is getting extremely good. For a while gaming was my excuse for not switching to Linux full time, but currently everything I play I can manage to play under Linux at effectively the same or better performance. (CS:GO, Rocket League, Risk of Rain 2, FTL: Faster Than Light, osu!) I still have a dual boot setup just in case (And a windows VM available for checking compatibility), but I've gone months without needing to boot into Windows and my tailored experience under Linux is far more efficient.